Friday, February 13, 2026
Friday, February 13, 2026

Agriculture Department bids farewell to retiring DSCO

JAMMU: Agriculture Department today accorded a warm and heartfelt farewell to Prem Singh, Divisional Seed Certification Officer (DSCO) Jammu, who retired after more than 30 years of dedicated service. The farewell ceremony brought together staff and officers, who expressed their deep appreciation and gratitude for Prem Singh’s unwavering commitment to the welfare of the farming community.


The gathering, imbued with warmth and camaraderie, was graced by the Director of Agriculture Production & Farmers Welfare, Jammu, Arvinder Singh Reen, along with Joint Director Agriculture (Extension/SLUB) Jammu, Satish Sharma, Deputy Director (Central), Dr. Ashwani Sharma, and other officers, who collectively wished Prem Singh a fulfilling and prosperous post-retirement life.

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